Nasarawa Government to build 3,000-capacity multipurpose hall at NYSC orientation Camp

We look forward to your administration’s kind consideration and intervention as regards the construction of the 3,000 capacity multi-purpose hall and more staff hostels
Nasarawa state government has renewed commitment  to making workers and corps members’ welfare a priority in the state, and to soon commence building of a three thousand capacity multipurpose hall at the orientation Camp.
Governor Abdullahi Sule, stated this during the swearing in ceremony of 2,173 Batch B Stream Two corps members posted to Nasarawa state at Magaji Danyamusa permanent orientation Camp Keffi.

The Governor who was represented by the Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Jaafaru Ango assured of government’s commitment to their welfare, security and general wellbeing, stressing that Nasarawa state remains peaceful and will continue to sustain it.

Governor Sule disclosed that he is aware of the challenges bedeviling the NYSC Scheme in the state as he enjoined the corps members to be committed to the salient lectures they would be receiving, especially the SAED programme.

In his welcome address, the Nasarawa State NYSC Coordinator, Alhaji Abdullahi Jikamshi, lauded the attitude of the NYSC members since the commencement of the orientation course, especially their response to training.

He urged the 2,173 corps members to adhere to camp rules, respect constituted authority and actively participate in all activities.

Jikamshi expressed gratitude to the state governor for giving a listening ear to the chairman, NYSC Governing Board and the state Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development over the needs of the NYSC in the state.

“We look forward to your administration’s kind consideration and intervention as regards the construction of the 3,000 capacity multi-purpose hall and more staff hostels.” he said

Some corps members interviewed,  Ezeluomba Chisom and Muhammad Olodo Abdulmajeed, appreciated the NYSC  for giving them the opportunity to serve their fatherland and promised to give their best during the one year mandatory service.

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